'Married At First Sight' season 4 spoilers: Are Nick and Sonia splitting up?

"Married at First Sight" season 4 may see two couples split. While Derek Schwartz and Heather Seidel are already going through a divorce, the next episode, titled "Naked Truth," may also see Nick Pendergrast and Sonia Granados split.

According to Inquisitr, the next episode will see Sonia admitting to Pastor Cal that she and Nick had indeed consummated their marriage and that they had sex more than just once. Nick, on the other hand, tells Pastor Cal that they only kissed during their honeymoon, and it is implied that he is trying to get away from the relationship.

Nick did point this out in the previous episode, "In Sickness and In Health," where he stated directly towards the cameras: "I'm [expletive] checked out. I'm [expletive] over it. I don't want to be attracted to her at this point. I don't even want to try to be attracted to her anymore. I don't have feelings for her at all."

The synopsis for the next episode, as per TV Guide, says that Nick and Sonia will be revealing a big secret, and it is hinted that this may either be about them having sex or if they are getting divorced. Fans also speculate that this secret may involve Sonia being pregnant or that they are in an open relationship.

Inquisitr has pointed out that, while Sonia is having intimacy issues with Nick, she is noticeably getting closer to Derek. Derek is already going through a divorce with Heather, and yet, the two are reportedly sharing tweets and even got together for a rap battle on Snapchat, hinting that they are secretly dating.

However, Sonia has responded to this rumor and claims that she and Derek are just good friends and that they are simply offering each other support, given that they are going through similar situations.

The "Married at First Sight" season 4 episode titled "Naked Truth" will air on Sept. 27.

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